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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
AtIO2 East 9th Street

This tals Of a ae grrctrls has been great
sUcoafs. those g.lon cans OF whole toma-
tdns at &c. have TAKEN the lead. Black Der
RE, >; 90 aoln. pears at To-, pruueIes and
ngs Ut L0c, dried APPLES at Go. and 1oc.,
h uty. In ONO, at 1sc. All thtss goods arc
bsIo9 wholesale price,. We bfglu this day
on lo4 OF flour that % arc inst slaughter
Inv; snail bnIs OF Z ar-6nd Il ur at 86c
|ierge, 70. We sell b 70 Of floa tor 81 and
It n axes vhlie .rGd. Como ard LOOK
,hr ugb tuis 7tocz--it viii pay you. Don't
| let his tea, at 4Or and imported DO II
rnd a Low .ly cups aud Bauc r go without Jour
D ocuT ny them fIns duice, arrived To day
at re-, at l02 h LIST ifth street.
- etH t. M. WEIR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
At the Opera bous

"Tba World" still eontt'sj
ut the Opera House, and "
after dance was not laTgeil
yesterday afternoon. nang "
ing det RI, d II, m soirg ny
there Was q fair sized aaa.a
evening performance IM
a. presented by this coupn,
eddy the best and most ~
given in this city, aud w
. on differs very ma!erlAi !
Its's, which wss prs,sn'@
I nee ago The clc.lae
" III bs g'von this ever'tn
WI O have not already ~,
sht uli bs sure not " Hls !"
portuDity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Mr. BATES has launched his philippe

Mr. BATES has launched his philippe
against she Bourbon douina.ion OF
Dels ware with an slr OF az this be
treason make the mos. OF It." He
strikes ont boldly in defense OF the
rights of the people, IS may be seen BY
the report in another column. Mr.,
Bates Is no Anarchist, no Socialist, nc
disturber of the pesce, bu. what then,
n revolutlonist? Yes, and there are
many more like hun. but they are revo-
Iutioulsts OF the Patrick Henry type
the John Adsme, John Hancock, Rich
ard Henry Lee, Casar Rodney and
George Washington kind, who, wher
peNceAbIe means failed, knowing the!i
rights, dared maintain them and re
fused, as Mr.. Bates says, ITO be held II
practical bondage by minority
Bravo, Mr.. Bates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Broke HIS Log.

About 6 80 re 3ck this morning, as
John Crane, to morocco dresser residing
at No. 720 West Third street, wss CAV
ing hia homo 10 90 Il, work he fell oA
the ice and b * hi. lei W the khae.
b. was tsken bsek "a = q 'nnse 4 q
phy siciah snmmqrsd wh reduced the
fracture,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

6hN = -
Walter Bacon and Johix
have entered suit sesitii
sballcross, Thomas TOY! ~
AcCrackeh. Isaac n Crab
Morrison, Henry ID. HiesGn
Hamao, William y sEir
Taylor, George @. Rllarell
j. Cheairs, MON bsrs Of The y
In 1855. On the charge thsina
deprived the plaintiff. Of "
snitraRe by Stalking theii y,
the assessm ant Hats. All o.
amel have been served 'ln
70 apnear at the court sha
text Monday morning. III
brought to test the cohsIlla.
tie tix ava 81 thew now sIs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Tuily Recovered,

The colored mnn who was saken to
police station yesterday morning IN ST
unconscious condition, recovered suffi
oiently yesterday afternoon TO &c TO his
home on Button wood street, South Will
mtngton. His namo IL John Carly, and
hu las beer IN the employ Of SIC Lob.
dell Car Wheel Company for the pass
wv snty years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Coming Attractions


Adele Palma will appear M
House ON So, urday night in wi
comedies entitled "a Life Pr1
and -Four In Hand" Palmah|
unknown 10 this city. bu. cod
with All established Europes,
ton. She is n native OF Bucb,1
was born In 1884, and was nd
thsr os 10 Vienna, from which
parents came to America. All
NJ age she Was sent back to ID
comple.e her education, and u
arst appearances on the stage 10 1
three years later, when abe wi
has recently appeared IN NexI
mo prcss OF that city speak oils
highest terms
Monday night james Nslns
pear Is Dautes In "Monp CD
character which he has eIvu L
bsf re In this sity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

l. w. Stidhsm & Bon, an stisne ers
sold at public Gale on the Webb farm
Christians Hundred, on Wednesday, TO
James p. Ratledge, horse 1920; cows
$50, s55, $68, $43. $35, fac s3e, $45
$50. $50; average for the 10 head o
milch cows. $45 8o-100 per head; 2 sil
months old calves Sl3 each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
-. 1on IN, -.

John Haypea, co 'tuc or on he
Ed2tmoI wefkipgu GA tr&in, ~
struck In the eye y'st' reas morn ng
by swi ca ~tich he IVES 'urnine, in
fllctDg poi 1ful und He was rsi
atterded By bet ctieS Jones, : tel
which he vert to D. O,ie for tuI bel
[; 6atInfuf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
eco
Fourth and Market SIS,

The sorting and pruning
goes on and while our shelly.
es have been cleaned Of
many lots OF reduced goods
the new goods coming in are
vigorously pushing an d
crowding out what's lett OF
| the others.
There's been a gre a
slaughter in prices in curl
coat room. OF all our seal
cloth coats and wraps wei
told Of, only one, a SO inch,
lis left in the whole stock i
had the size been different
we couldn't have told of thisI
lone-22. Many were dis-I
|appointed, but when we re-
|duce we sell quickly.
We will make it lively thisI
week in our Ladies Wraps.
,lOaly about two dozen OF
them and we want none toI
pack away.
, Our finest cut Astrakan
Wraps, the newest style of
!!cut and finch, handsomely
trimmed and lined, one OF
5 the most desirable wraps this
, season, SIZES "a, SO, SO, 40,
rrl42 one each-reduced from
!, $50 to $40.
d A fine silk finish Astrakan
wrap, medium weight, a very
i. stylish 6 .rment- "Hussar p"
}; trimmed with fur, SO and SO
). lone each-reduced from Sl8
to SIP.
RI A good ottoman cloth Cir
cular, quilted satin lining
i trimmed with fur-a very
}! protective garment, 80 and
u 40, one each--reduced from
p SI3 to $40.
n, We've one wrap, high
il. quality frieze on satin, tul
trimmed and tails, nothing
the matter but the color, arc
E. that is not a good black. L
II that is not too great an OBJ
re. lection, you get it for one
''' hslf-S31, reduced to SIS.
he Boucle canvas cloth wlaE
to !Astrakan trimmed, a neat
&c: so nicely cut good quality wrap
'es All we have reduced from
TO s13 to So so.
vi Indiscli innate Coats. ode
dc sizes, kinds and styles run
ut ut ming from So to $40. Roug'
II, IN weather coats, pay to alte
r. coats, anything you choos
all to one price. So Sc
raj About two dozen out OF fifty
Dry An odd lot of waterproof
inc. md torn, soiled, gummed, tn
the returned accumulation
live two seasons in sizes so, 5:
GOD ood 81, running price from 8
l ion to s. IS. Ordered to /
len Isold instead of returned. 2
JOIN cents each.
oTe A lady reports our CT
Ten. holders splendid--says 81
. .ire is going to have them in a
nee her dresses, no pinning,
ioat trouble, no annoyance-ho
Ely nice for so little. 10 cent
that Three pair for %.
;ci. A lot of our best prints
,,r.. remnants from l ] to 5yar'
ia i'm each piece. Any y
ale, want a cents a yard.
G H We advertised 40 piec
ssv. of plaid muslins--there's or
Wilt. l12 pieces left-reason &c
'n 81. from 10.
Don't fail to see tho
cream table linens befe
'oP 1s; they go. Every house c
this have one more table cloth
Iced 6o ceofc RI o1l1r captc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
At tho n o. DENY Of y

There was q fair s'nIIy,
matinee TT the Academy ~
day sftern Don, to witness ~
ray and his company n VI
Escaped from Sing sing
a larg . audience present - ...s
the play will no doubt couI cow
for the balance Of the wee
two performances each ds' -.
afternoon and one III tue " ~
for which can be obtaincu :.
week. A telephone has ri 4.
the Off ee, the number OF ~, ~
and those who wish can V III,
|! this manner and have tl' n"
their residences.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

A horse attscntd to q wagon helcpg-
ing 10 John r Fl ud,Cn g Co , No. .0l
East Fourth street, ran ava. tbit
morning On Front street and colliced
with o lamp post At Front and X ing
streets, smashing the letter box in
pieces. The aaiInai VIM captured 81
Err. nch street with tNe wagon bu
ali. htly dorNaOe(
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

This monthly meeting of the Board OF
Trade will be held this evening In
addition ,o the regular business the re-
port of the joint committee on the pro.
posed horticultural exhibition will be
read AID discussed at length. The I'M.
portaloe of the measure should lead Il
a full attend anco of the memte.s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
ALaTee j -

Atl1 Is o o'clock in l,In; Z
cursion train, coz o. nsasi]
man cars and f9s' ,SrcuesI
well Allied, paes.,,d1I i ip,, VI
routs TO Csne oAs ss.s
Com tort. There ~, ss'S cilst,l
who went from ',,.'sS,cb "
second excursion, mmpsDy J
| Point Comfort, anu > b, oA1
It will be follows'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

In addition to many other Improve.
msnts, the new les'ees Of tho Academy
OF Music intend to have large pris.
matio lamp placed 3, Tenth and Maf
ket, which will not only be useful but
ornamental The measurements have
been sent en- to New York. aud the esti.
mated cost CT the lamp IL $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Fifth EDITlOI
IL the "whd Aniinalr ~.
from the West Oh >ster y,ll,,
Wod1 tNiay

ffom LEG W est On Htcf V ilIa,.
WcdA MAY.
A resident Of West Chest,
driven 10 Penn Station, on III,
@. Railroad, In Penn CoEr.t.
Tuesday evening 70 taxi ,ba y.
homo, fouBd there asse N l,t a
NUM- Der Of men, women snS
who were talkin q over the NM
wonderful animal In . voods ~
. few hours previous, and o..
brAitb, who Was among M
tsat he had shot It him sci, in
on his place He dec. ared ,i,s
. tiger, and IL weighed not Is.. y
poands, and wanted Our into,s
40 with hin 10 zee IT,. Not bS.
to do 80 before the arrival a,
he declined this inyits,ior ~
the earBts,pess Of the crowd ~
thought that tho story nus, IA
1T ls ast TO the extent Of N, n'a
having killed some stranss ar,n.,
Mr.. GilbrAith said that be ~
two losds OF baekshct INFO /, ~
succeeded In causing ths ~.
death. One OF the vltltor, !,
Chester from Penn To1nsbIp ~
day stated TO . Viilsse r. cod !,
that the animal had been b.,d!
sGetion on Monday night, and d.
noise 1t made led every ons n
that II va . very lsTse ora
II the q bove report Is true Ii an
Giioralth killed tho wild An
Tuesday l. igDt, 1t conld &c. IN
the one that has heen y,r.,
county, as the cries Of NJ
mint wsrs Heard last eyerjp,
" )ods between Newark and 4,
and according 70 the report n,
In that pciRhborbocd for oys, !,
II any definite informa,lop a,
obtain I'd IN regard TO i,s loo,,s
]. X. ID. Seeds and q number d
men would JOIN In M o1peii,la
1. CT Its capture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

The folio wing cases *S ,, 4
at this morning. s'l.
souri: Patrick Cuauipa ~,
Lindsay and TbonA' IN, I'd
each aosd 81 ond cosis '. I'd
and william Irain % p,sI
similar offs nse Josepi, m
IS and costs for bains Nv"
derby. ,.,oa. 4
tad In default OF s!V9 ~ ,yhtislsI
turkey. George h .''Sgs
who was held for q .s'i,Is
'erday mornios gu ., dls
Isaolen 0 new axe, W" bIs
}no one appeared aeslur
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-wiil be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing, No,5II East Twelfth street,
@ rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEY, No. GOO Market
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

TVNHk uHhF H.SIH NED hAS THIS DAY
l. hd'nit cd tn Ar interest in his busipefa
Mr.. honas Y. Missimer We shan oon
ipno the dry goods bns,uess as heretofore
Rive" under the Arm nane Of Russell M ia.
Staer 90. h. H. RITlSriI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Ths W hsE

Trc-moerE pg III 80 be partly
CLOUDY, IT. C, DEC b light IA rain
or snow. Satur az cle@GiI sa6 rather
colder,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Special Sale OF HOUSEHOLDS Fur
aituro at No. sos Adams
Street, on Tuesday, February
Q, 1887, keginniag at 10 O'Clock
a. m.

Tis uDcersi2red, about to reiir quisb
housekeeping, viii oiisr At publ s.ls II
coup etc sto:K OF household furaiture com
piisIng hair clio h parlor ruit. rosewood
piano, centre table, easy chlirs. walnut
hat-racs secretary and book case, lourgs.
side beard, walhut extension table, body
brussels, tspestry acd ingram carpets, rug !,
oil cloths. walnut ca,mbsr suis, dining
Dom and kitchen furniture, ice shest, oil
Q owe. buresuF, wash stands, feathe; beds,
oedding. mattresses, mirrors, paibtingf,
China. glass and silvorware, wiIlowNare,
tinware, kitehen u.snstls, gallery, etc.
This sale will be peremptory, Aseyerything
must y -s.ttve. v be sold
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

ftnps 81 40 81 mDeeafurH
at the RMrUBLIoAE Uf,os N tho shnd
yo'cloch 10 So tk II p'sloo
2eo 80 80
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

Alex. Chambers, Tfnwsre and Heusefur-
nishinE Goods No. 2zs King street
A lot Of mems calf-skin boots for W. 30
Mt No. IL East Fourth street
wi'sonla magnetic Appliances at
Belts Pbsrm soy. 9Th and Market 80.
Entrance TO ladies private room. No. /
w. 9Th 81.
Jos. Leach has sold his farm on the
Lancaster Pile, known % the Vsnde
YER property, containing forty seven
acres, 10 &c vim Matlack Ut this city for
$3.50.
Tho attention OF tho readers Of the
REPUBLICAN, Is called 10 The many
bargains in dress goods. snts, setins,
b., offered by Cryeby d Mn, go and
222 Maj ket street, ~ noted In their nd
yer tiss msat CD the 6rst page.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

Thank,ue Tho pub nc for their liberal pa.
'fonSke III the past the new arm hope to
merit e1htinuaace q The sane. with 4
larEe Increase in thsi- business. Yours
tsuiy. hDsSELL, NILS SIMER 90.
ar 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

511C Z SALF-OpuK STOVE, NEARLY
~ new. with al gaohm ents; best quail
". apply at tae :. ". cornsT Frent ami
Jacfson streets. l3st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
Mrs. L. a. HAWKINS,
No. sos Adams Street.
ITO ell q hfs. breeden7 In hockehstn. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IrH, 1855.

Dl BLIU SALE OF REAL EST All -
VIII be sold ~ Iublic sI,e, at he
Ho ell tf Mrs. Creeden, in hockeAsin. on
FRIDAY, FkBhUARi nrH, 1857
t2o'clcoE, p. N,
Eight acres OF ground - re CT le,s lcca.
ted In Mill Oreek r unired one mile south
OF Hockessin station, on the road ls.ding
dowa Mil Creek, and aGloinlER lands Of
VIM. Foo,e, inc Lat. rty ard Others. Tho
imp ovenent arc q hoIse and stable. A
spring Of good water near the dwelling. Gvtr
an acre of woodland. chance Ter u good
stone ausrry on the premises. Sale po.i1ive.
Also, At The same me and place, q two
ttory fame house OF rooms we'll and cen
traliy locate1 in tho villBg o. HOcksssin. on
q acre lot. tho properly Of John Dagaa.
Tel ms at sale.
JOIN q. JkOKSOW, Agen..
J. q. Eotinsou, Auc. fS-,odls-l,w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03
now Is 7HIs FOE
The First cene the fi'~ roul
and Don't fsu

When you pass w y, u
AID Market, don ha,ui1
window and ace the aa
.Goudolas. They cO' ot llI
can have your choice u III
window for % con,h "a, otl
lowf Meyers mus, % o. go \
he il in, or otheIuisgI 4 VI
hold of these unls@' II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03


The Pr, sIdent on Monday signed the
Mexican Pensio n bill.
.
MARRIED.
HAYMAE- DERICK SON -1u whining
ton, on February z, 1887, by Kew. henry
BAndsrson, Daniel u. Hayman aod Carrie
s Uerickgbn, both OF WILMINGTON
Middietown papers please COPY.
-
DEATHS.
HENZE.-On the N inst Anton He. -, In
the t4tn ear oil his aye.
Rclattves and friends and General v,
=. Grant Post, No. ~. q A. H., ana tn
order in general, are r, specially invited 70
attend hts funeral from his lRso fttid nee,
NO. ia King street. on Saturday nfterncon.
Services At the house at o'ciok Inter
msnt at Wilmington and bsandy vine
Uenstery.
HlTf.-tn T. city, on February l. 1881
tdwin II. White, IN tho 2lst year Of his
age.
he atives and frien 10 are resp ctfuliy IN.
yitsa to attend the funeral from the resi-
donce OF his father, no, fatnall street. Or
SUNDAY, February B, at2p. m. Services At
the house. lntsrmsnt ~ wilmington and
Brancywine Cemstery.
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EA |.
l BROII!

Pom hid
Pom, Goa
|l,ty at pr
|llned \
= a live
| good,
'ailie for
md with
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

w AMI ED-A slTuAtIDN TO DO
t,,So. n mu eve ~ Apply at private en-.
Hsuo7, mo- 400 West frNnt stTetk f32ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

The Pr, sIdent on Monday signed The
Mexican Pensio n bill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-02-03

Fourth and Market streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29


An inquiry recently In tituted into the condition
OF the Vienna poor attending the elementary
schools resulted In appalling disclosures Upward
OF 1000 children were suffering from the pangs OF
hunger, some OF them being Oh the verge OF star
vation- A long list OF heartrending cases came to
light, and no doubt was left that not few of the
unfortunate little ones had died OF hamilton
The Intelligence heralded abroad through the local
press, at once became sensational, and the stary-
Ing school children are now the Idols OF the hour
The children, croS--eXamined by relief commit
tee, corrob0rated the evidence already taken IL
tranSpired that their principal food consisted OF
dry bread, and occasionally a little weak soup or
coffee. II Is quite true that some OF them
affirmed that they were habitually given
a glass OF spirits to stifie the cravings
OF their appetite and keep out the cold
one boy positively stated that his father was a
good man, and that when he could not give him
liked. "Ja, ja." exclaimed his schooi-fellows,
"and that Is why you often come drunk to school,
The parents Of the starving children are for the
most part day laborerS though some undoubtedly
belong to a less respectable class. AS soon as the
woIK OF relieving the children was taken in hand
subscriptions we're opened at the editorial offices
or the metropolitan press. seldom has an appeal
TO pubic charity been more readily and more gen.
erously responded to. The poorer classes have
largely contributed
The popular newspapers are full OF advertise
nents from people Who cannot spare much money
but who oner to give one or two children their
that applications can be made without distinction
OF religion. All the motel and restaurant keepers
are feeding certain number OF hungry children
every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29
Eccentric verona Raidwin.

Los Angels Cor. st. Louis Globe Democrat
Verona Baldwin, who gained notoriety about
three years Ggoin San Francisco by shooting at
her cousin, old Lucky Baldwin," the millionaire
turfman, threatens 10 come to the front again
with suit against DR.. F. +. Adams, OF Coulter
Vile, Mariposa County, for support as she
claims to be his lawful wife. 1t will be remem-
bered that Verona shot Millionaire Baldwin in
his hotel because he refused TO support the
child Of which she declared he was Inc father
After her trial In San Francisco she was sent
10 an insane asylum In Washington Territory
and when released went TO Chicago. There she
was arrested for eccentric conduct, and came
ba TO Los Angeles, where she talked OF going
on the stage. She went TO San Francisco for this
purpose. but she proved TO be so poor an actress
that the project fell through. She Is now living
here and has put her case In the hands OF lawyers
and detectives.
The story was told by one OF her friends IA neon.
liar. One summer Verona was with a canning
party near Coulterviile. one OF the party was
young Dr. Adams, who was a constructive In
ssrOliing In the woods Verona and the doctor lost
their way, and had TO camp all night on n
mountain. The exposure led TO the Doctors severe
Illness She was Induced by the doctors friends TO
nurse him, and when IL looked as though ne
would de she consented TO marry him In order to
stop unpleasant gossip. lie rallied soon after and
recovered, but She never lived with him. The
marriage was kept profound secret. DIR. Adams
she claims, has never done anything toward her
support. as he said his fathers estate was unset.
tied she Is now In extreme poverty and pro-
poses TO enforce her rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-29
4 Zig Deal in Pork.
CHIC SGO SPECCLATORS TAkES BY SURPRISE BIT
OIT-IDFKs

CHIC SSO SPECCLATORS TAkES SURPRISE BIT AN
OVTsIDEks ENTERPRISE.
Chicago special 20 the Philadelphia Press.
De-. ~ says: The board OF trade was treated TO
,"ugine sensation: To-Day when Leopold Bloom.
lie Ci1c.nnat. operator, sold $1,000 barrels OF
PORK. III, brokers were George T. Gooch and
ANTHONY Brown. The selling began az Sl5.72k
a.f sIj.9-, ner barrel GOOcE and YrpwI were 10
Gated IN opposite Il Is OF the provision Dit. and
III EVEN bdy IN sight. Cocoa sold about 5000
4 .grsls al Si-ss2is. AMI between that figure and
sl&s7H. be i.dnsg~d - dispose OF probably 1000
birrel5 more. Brown was selling heavily at the
siiae time. and sO'ut u O'Clock he admitted that
Il lad uAioaded L.OOJ barrels. Other brokers
drilng IN concert Win GoOch and Brown sold TO-
Usp DIrreiS
be crowd WIS puzzled by Gooch's operations.
He \ recognized IS COuaseiulan's broker but he
often executes outside orders. and for the past
WEEK OF 80 Ss.s been rafting for Armour. Beey-
Ing that ne represented "UHcle Phir' to-day, the
crowd was completely nystiiiet Late this after
noon Boon, having sold all he cared 70, admitted
that IDOch aud Brown had been acting for him,
and MT Tor ArIuOur. Ills total line. Sposed OF
vs. -. 90 b1rr;s, on which there was a profit OF
DetU scil - and q; a barrel For a time IL did not
sem p.,i1ss that he could get out without break
Ing the naIk-L IL was shrewd trick TO use one
of ATinour's brokers' 10 help him out on the WIND.
up. The Successful end % this huge speculative
zeal b. rank outsider and sCalper Is the greatest
sensation since the collapse " the great wheat
DIAL "a Jule. Cal FdyOTIte. ArmOUrS partne nd
provision buyer. says he thinks May PORK will scll
al sii. adding IL may 30 " fl0o, however, before
A. ,Iis on 10 Sl3'